I would even try a c2 with a null/c5 static. Running some null sites along with the c5 gas/relics/data would be a great source of isk. Also, being in a c2 still gives you plenty of access to lower wh space connections and k-space

I would even try a c2 with a null/c5 static. Running some null sites along with the c5 gas/relics/data would be a great source of isk. Also, being in a c2 still gives you plenty of access to lower wh space connections and k-space

I would even try a c2 with a null/c5 static. Running some null sites along with the c5 gas/relics/data would be a great source of isk. Also, being in a c2 still gives you plenty of access to lower wh space connections and k-space

Yeah a C2 NS/C5 would be pretty good for what he wants... but his group will run into some very well organized C5 corps and get wasted.

Also I would never recommend someone live in a C2 with a C4 static for pvp... C4 people like to be loners, they are hard to sort out chains to even find someone and unless you want to sit at their pos cloaked waiting for them to warp you aren't going to pvp anything.

Confirming this will be the next big thing. I am serious--with the ability to ninja relic/data sites and do static sites in marauders, its definitely a good farming situation.

If by "very well organized", you mean large in numbers...then yes.

I'd say most wormhole groups, by nature, are pretty unorganized. Wormholes tend to attract more of the cowboy types rather than career marine officer.

What Nash and Bane wrote, basically.

It's the static that define the system more then anything else. A C4/C4 is a totally different beast than a C4/C2. You need to consider what kind of statics that your intended static usually have, because that will decide what kind of chains you typically get. If you, as Nash suggested, learn how to roll your statics you can control your environment and basically decide what kind of system you are getting access to.

This is particularly true if your static is a C2 since there usually are so many connecting wormholes in C2s, they will provide you with C1s, C2s, C4 as well as HS and LS exits. A number of them even have nullsec statics. Not satisfied with your current C2? - just roll it.

Another thing that people often miss is what kind of incomming WHs different systems usually attract. Anyone living in a C5 know that you don't need a static nullsec, you get plenty of K162s from null as it is. Sure, you cant roll it looking for a specific region, but maybe that's not a problem? C4s usually are really bad at this, most exciting you normally see is another C4, here you are much more dependant on your static to provide interesting chains.

Oh don't get me wrong. I am not underestimating any individual player. I think the individuals are mostly good pvpers. My opinion is that the independent nature of the individual can make it difficult to organize. And instead, we get a very fluid corp picture in wh space. Didn't mean to digress. My point is that it shouldn't eliminate a c5 for him and his group.

Living in a C4/C4 myself and I can agree that C4 statics are terrible for what he wants. Basically I spend my time scanning out several systems deep for a C1-3 to get out, but often I end up in a 3 chain C4-C4 connection.

C4's are the absolute worst. Don't move into one.

C4's are the absolute worst. Don't move into one.

Also I would never recommend someone live in a C2 with a C4 static for pvp... C4 people like to be loners, they are hard to sort out chains to even find someone and unless you want to sit at their pos cloaked waiting for them to warp you aren't going to pvp anything.

You might be surprised, but a C4 static is amazing for PvP. Not necessarily always in the C4 itself, but you can get some beautiful chains filled with ripe, juicy targets. A C4 will connect to every single class of W-space; don't like your current static or its chain, put a couple of Orcas through and you're finished in one pass, ready to scan down a new C4 chain.

The difference is that you may have to actually, y'know, move more than one system over to find action. I know, I know, radical thinking, but it works!

This. But, the Op has a damn good overview of their options now with a surprising amount of on-topic discussion.

Can't you keep your useless trolling to your own threads and let the grownups be? In two sentences you managed to get three things wrong and give bad advice on top of that - something obvious for anyone that actually read the thread.

You might be surprised, but a C4 static is amazing for PvP. Not necessarily always in the C4 itself, but you can get some beautiful chains filled with ripe, juicy targets. A C4 will connect to every single class of W-space; don't like your current static or its chain, put a couple of Orcas through and you're finished in one pass, ready to scan down a new C4 chain.

The difference is that you may have to actually, y'know, move more than one system over to find action. I know, I know, radical thinking, but it works!

You might be surprised, but a C4 static is amazing for PvP. Not necessarily always in the C4 itself, but you can get some beautiful chains filled with ripe, juicy targets. A C4 will connect to every single class of W-space; don't like your current static or its chain, put a couple of Orcas through and you're finished in one pass, ready to scan down a new C4 chain.

The difference is that you may have to actually, y'know, move more than one system over to find action. I know, I know, radical thinking, but it works!